Riding Boot
Army Museum

Riding Boot

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Army Museum

Riding Boots, General and Head of Honour, Tavastland’s Rider. Group C I. From a uniform made up of coat of arms, trousers, riding trousers, cap with screen, parade crimp, cartusch bag with a cartuschrem, armband with text “Satatunta’s head of protection,” boots, travel giants. The cage of General E. Linder.Of black leather with a higher back and 440 mm high shaft. The boots are of a riding model. To the boots are wooden shoe blocks. SPAIN SPORRAR m straps, m/1895 for boots. The spurs are of stainless steel with two buttons on each side and buckles. The spurs have pointed wheels. Black leather straps, b: 15 mm, two for each spur, for the spurs attachment to boots. LITT Svenska Armén’s Rolls in 1911. Page 355: This kind of tension spurs with straps belongs to the Swedish Army model in 1895 (after the drawing).

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